Analyst Activity – Morgan Stanley Raises Its Price Target On Intu Properties PLC (LON:INTU) to GBX 300

Analyst Ratings For Intu Properties PLC (LON:INTU)

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Today, Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Intu Properties PLC (LON:INTU) to GBX 300 per share.

There are 10 sell ratings, 5 hold ratings on the stock.

The current consensus rating on Intu Properties PLC (LON:INTU) is Sell (Score: 1.33) with a consensus target price of GBX 268.47 per share, a potential .

Some recent analyst ratings include

  • 2/24/2017-J P Morgan Chase & Co Reiterated Rating of Neutral.
  • 2/24/2017-Jefferies Group LLC Reiterated Rating of Underperform.
  • 2/23/2017-Numis Securities Ltd Reiterated Rating of Reduce.
  • 2/23/2017-Peel Hunt Upgrade from a “Hold” rating to a “” rating.
  • 2/23/2017-Liberum Capital Reiterated Rating of Sell.


    About Intu Properties PLC (LON:INTU)
    intu properties plc owns and manages shopping centers in the United Kingdom and in Spain. The Company’s Super-regional centers include intu Trafford Centre, intu Lakeside, intu Metrocentre, intu Braehead, intu Merry Hill and Cribbs Causeway, Bristol. The Company operates through two segments: UK and Spain. The Company’s in-town centers include intu Derby, Manchester Arndale, St David’s Cardiff, intu Victoria Centre, intu Watford, intu Eldon Square, intu Milton Keynes, intu Chapelfield, intu Potteries and intu Bromley. The Company’s Spanish centers include Puerto Venecia, Zaragoza, and intu Asturias. The Company’s subsidiaries include Intu (SGS) Limited, Intu Debenture plc, Intu Finance MH Limited, Barton Square Holdco Limited, Sprucefield No.2 General Partner Limited, Liberty International Group Treasury Limited, Liberty International Holdings Limited, Metrocentre (Holdco) Limited and Nailsfield Limited.

    Recent Trading Activity for Intu Properties PLC (LON:INTU)
    Shares of Intu Properties PLC closed the previous trading session at 293.40 down -0.60 -0.20% with 9,934,595 shares trading hands.

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